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... hath appeared unto us aswell by our owne viewes in our travailes in this present Progresse of his Majestie , as also by good and credible information from divers and sundrie partes of the Realme , that Rogues grow againe and increase to ...
... hath appeared unto us aswell by our owne viewes in our travailes in this present Progresse of his Majestie , as also by good and credible information from divers and sundrie partes of the Realme , that Rogues grow againe and increase to ...
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... hath beene so happily established , and so long inviolably continued betweene Us and the Sub- jects of both our Crownes . Wee have therefore held it fit , as appertaining neerely to Our Royall Justice and Honor , eftsoones to make a ...
... hath beene so happily established , and so long inviolably continued betweene Us and the Sub- jects of both our Crownes . Wee have therefore held it fit , as appertaining neerely to Our Royall Justice and Honor , eftsoones to make a ...
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... hath beene so much neglected : And there- fore We doe by these presents straitly charge , prohibit , and forbid , aswell all Alliens and Strangers whatsoever , as also Our naturall born Subjects and Denizens , That they nor any of them ...
... hath beene so much neglected : And there- fore We doe by these presents straitly charge , prohibit , and forbid , aswell all Alliens and Strangers whatsoever , as also Our naturall born Subjects and Denizens , That they nor any of them ...
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... hath in a very few yeeres dispersed it selfe into most parts of Our Kingdomes , doe hereby straightly charge and command all and every person and persons of what degree or condition soever , That they or any of them , by themselves ...
... hath in a very few yeeres dispersed it selfe into most parts of Our Kingdomes , doe hereby straightly charge and command all and every person and persons of what degree or condition soever , That they or any of them , by themselves ...
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... hath secretly conveyed himselfe away and hath disloyally precipi- tated and imbarqued himselfe , and his fellowes , and sodainly set to Sea with a pretended purpose to prosecute that designe , contrary to Our Royal pleasure and ...
... hath secretly conveyed himselfe away and hath disloyally precipi- tated and imbarqued himselfe , and his fellowes , and sodainly set to Sea with a pretended purpose to prosecute that designe , contrary to Our Royal pleasure and ...
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Page 163 - And we do hereby require and command all our governors, lieutenant governors, magistrates, officers, and all other our good subjects, within our said colonies and plantations, to observe and obey our directions herein, as they tender our displeasure: Given at our castle at Windsor, the eighteenth day of June, 1704, in the third year of our reign.